Parliament speaker reaction to US arrest of suspect

The transcript discusses the increasing difficulty of inaction, particularly in the context of the United States' obligations regarding extradition requests. It critiques the Bush Doctrine, questioning its effectiveness and the accountability of those involved in the Iraq conflict. The speaker challenges political rhetoric, urging actions that align with stated principles. Finally, it highlights the legal obligations and potential consequences for failing to ensure justice, drawing parallels between Bush and Posada.

How does the speaker describe the consequences of the actions taken in Iraq?

What does the speaker suggest about the consistency of the actions of certain individuals?